The Somerset reporter., 1887-03-02

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y union meeting was held At the Bap-
list church last Sunday evening, with II
sermon by Rev J. NJ. Frost
Fleischnann Cos. compressed yeast
received fresh every Monday and Thurs
day at Bragg 4 Barnes, % Madison st.
Hon. L. +. Webb of Watcryillc came %
town on professional business MONDAY
afternoon returning Tuesday Morning.
Every spring brings new shapes in hats
and bonnets. A call at Curtis store viii
inform you what the present STYLES are.
c. \. Sprague of the kcnncbec journal
made Il brief visit to friends in this VIII
age returning to Augusta Tuesday me n
itg.
The neNt meeting of the Sorosis viii be
held with Mrs. French at Mrs. sam ,cl
Whttier's on Pleasant Street Wedne~, ny
next
The Woman's Christian Tcmprra
Union has lately received a donation of
twenty dollars from the Washington I,all
Association
The young people of the Congregations
al Society have Dickens sociablc" at
the yestry of that church this 0Weom.s-
day evening.
Orison Burril of Fairfield came down
from the upper K,nnebec Monday. He
a.. a.. q.
woods above The Forks
The Coburn wooden mill is working its
employees several evenings each week un-
til . O'Clock. The new mixed tricots they
are running on, find a ready market
Many of the yardng teams from the
different lumber camps, are arriving from
the woods, the great quantity of SNOW
making it Improbable to yard any more
logs.
I'm immense pile of lumber is being
fashioned into new ei>tern for an old
fashioned Gould Water Wheel in Law
renee, Phillips \ Cos. Mill at Fairfield,
by NJ. j. Allen.
A member of the local W. c. T. |. has
put II copy of The Young Crusader" Il
paper for children, published by the Ma
tonal w. {. T. L. into each of the pri- |
mary and Intermediate schools Of this
village.
Miss Lizzie Dinsmore and Mrs Sarah
Potter Chase will play at Hotel Icsclton
Friday evening March 4th, selections
from Beethoven, Bach Weber, Chopin
and Moscheles, should sufficient number
wish to attend. Admission 80 cts.
Mr.. Thomas Saunders of Iayerhill. pro-
prictor of the Madison Pond Slate Quar- |
res, was at Hotel IIcsclton last evening
His visit was made to consult with VIM /
&. $. kcene and other parties concerning
the proposed route of the railroad To
Moose River, to the end that it might |
pass through Madison Mills, and thu, be
Of benefit to all concerned.
Miss May Elise Fellows played several
violin solos at the reunion of the Boston
Colby Alumni Association at the Revere |
House, Boston, last Thursday evening |
She is winning for herself quite rcputa
ton as violinist and her playing is very I
WI, .,,5,..,.,
up her violin one forgcts that she is inst
in her teens, for She plays with the feel
ing and expression that veteran in the
i'll
are full and smooth and her utter forget
fnlnrss of self, in fact everything but her
music. adds great deal 10 the pleasure
of her listeners.
W, hnv, bcon oenrrouslv favored win .
lar,,,. nav, .,or,,. tbran.,,,,ut tho u.i,.,cr
b,t :, ro,nai,o, for tho ono of rhn,,. .I,,
I,s, f., o,,irol,. ,lort tro,ol for, u.,.ilc T
rhr,uohont Friday M .to.ros arrived ar
1or, Sl,,,,.bo,,o, mud +, ro..,,rol ,l, ,u
tire roronoon and , nortion of TIN moor
noon for two on,,ino. with III. .,ny,
,,l.,,. o,5 a.n,-o ,li,,,,,,,. +, main Tia, rim
from pi.hon,. rorrv ia This nlaca thn.
tho 3o NJ train of Friday WINS do
,,;,,iu,.Iop N h,.e.,., .,.,,i,,. ,.,,t
The other side of Watcryillc. the storm
wa, less severe, and a train was made up
nj Wateryille and went through to Port
land The Forks stare of Friday did not
leave until Saturday and wa, Two day,
reaching its destination.
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